jaib UTouittaiiucr.
"''iBB8b.iy moxix(b7jan. io, vm.
fits clergymen of Philadelphia have taken
to ulajring base ball, for exercise ;
; i 1 r
. Ruhiso the. montli of .August lust, 148,598
rations were issued by the XJovernment to
freodmen and refugees in North Carolina.
Tiik light house at New Point, in Chesa
poake Bay" hnVbeen lighted up for the first
time sine 18G1. . .:- - "
' Titu people of Cincinnati are discussing
plans for the construction of new water works
ii ml a park. ' -
A two million dollar hotel is projected at
tho Fifth Avenue entrance of tho New York
Central Park.'
It is estimated that not loss than 75,000
soul will cross the Missouri next season,
and seltlo on this side.
MsaTa.Mi j w i
. Libbeus C. Berry has recovered judgment
ia the Supreme Court at Poughkocpsiu, N. Y
fur $300 against the U. S. Marshal for illegal
urrostanl imprisonment in 1 802.
HmaiiAM Youmq has said that he docs not
want gentiles to patronize his theatre, and
forbids his followors from visiting the gentile
theatre, for . fear thoir morals may suffer by
it. '
A drstructivb lire occurred at Camp
Douglas, near Salt Lake City, on the night
of the 19th of December, by which a large
portion of the subsistence Btoros of the mili
tary at that place was lost.
Iuisit Moumons. It is something to the
credit of the Irish that there are but few of
them Mormons. The Vedette says that it
knows of only three Irish Mormons, of whom
one is a polygainlst ; another, an old fellow
of sixty, has ouo wife, and is looking out for
"plurality," and the third is a believer in
rnonogoiny. There are no Irish women fill
ing the half or one-fourth wife position
among the Saints.
The Charleston Courier is persistently agi
tating the subject of securing white labor
for South Carolina, and calls for a public
meeting to take practical measures for ob
taiuing r emigrants from Ensope. It says
white laborers from the. North will be hear
tily welcomed.' One. landholder has already
advertised In Main papers for., workmen to
fell Umber, run saw -mills and do form work,
sua uas rscotvea a Dumber or applications.
Vfv! have heard several complaints of late
of one of the teachers in the Public School
beating children over (he head for very iri
t 1 offences. There are many ways of pun
ishing :. cbildrea for misconduct at school
other than boatingV.lhem on the head ; and
we wish to call the attention of the directors
to the,, vil, that J t may be corrected. We
know "of leverul children who, have bee
ason irom me scnooi on tuis account, ani
It is ctrtalalyworklhg a groat ifiju'r to'tli
institution.'' oi 'i- w ";..;
S.vow and Cold. Ob the l.-t of January
the suow was about tivonty inches deep ai
IlolsO City; a' ttte'Wutb' of Boise river, two
aad$ro.$etjaiRsbjr:C:ty, 0yhe," fonr
And&y. fuet; the same in Boiso Basin; three
feet Id jalrand Itbndij'lfpiir feet on; the jtlue
Mountains, and every where this heavy, full
of snow, was, accompanied i by noarly two
weeks of uncommonly cold ".. wentiier. On
Powder Kiver and Grand Ilondc,'and in Boisp
Valley,;m(tgj cattle bars' perished' Worn want
of food and shelter, 'it seems now,-how-evpr,
if If. Wltej wis about toJbreak'np
.rJK il lr ! ''' ' ' ; ' ; .
BbACKFOOT. Traok and Pmcib Ccrrknt.
We have information from the Blackfoot
mines to the 10th of December, with prices
current' of soma articles-of prime boccssity,
vi: Tobacco, 15 50t 60 lb; tea, $4 50;
coffes$l 25;' toons, 00c; dried' apples, $1;
salt, SS3; Oregon blankets,,, $25 pair;
inatehe,W V box; flour, Salt take $3(J
faon'drefl;1 States, Oregon and Walla 'Walla''
$36; nail, 60cj cast steel, $3 50 lb; wills
ky,t V gal? syrnp ftd 'rtpjassesi'lT'sd
gat; will) V great demand and high prices
for oUa,ng, 1mjniBfioplslfiinss.rl rrU(Ofr
parj'cr, ol The impression seorai to Vc gain
ing ground thai the cWrWrV wifl'te snpolied
withgoffdS TVom: tne Pacific sidef and JW
har KvlPU toioodfr'tb
.,Wr,rtf Slope. ' . . f.,T.., py !V,a ;
LETTKB PROM MONTANA.
Dess Lodcis Oitt, Mohtax.v, Nov. 30, '05.
Editor Mountain khii : Having nn oppor
tunity of sending a letter with quick dispatch,
I keep my proroi.-c byVriting a Tew weds
from thjs country that is ntiracting so much
attention at the present time. I have not
been here long enough yet to become thor
oughly posted, but so far as I havo been,
that is to the different mining camps on this
side of the 'mountains, andIIelena on the
other Bide, actual observation has convinced
me that-the; mines-nre both rich -and very ex
tensive. .Tho gancrul appearance .of the
country is very inviting to the miner, being
well watered and timbered in the mountains,
with beautiful valleys along the river courses.
In conversation with the miners from' Boise
I find tlicm without an exception delighted
with the country. " - ' ' -' ' '.
The quartz lodges', nnd there are a. greal
many of them already' discovered, both sil
ver and gold, are very rich, and in a thort
time will astonish the world, as they have
already astonished the pooplo here..
Of the mining towns, it is hard io judge
now which will take tho lead. At present,
Helena is tho largest both in sizo nnd popu
lation, but from the new and extensive dis
coveries made this fall on this side, there is
no doubt but a large majority of tho people
of the territory will be on the western Blope
next glimmer, and here I renturo an opinion,
that' there will be ho very large towns ia the
mines, buta.greut many small ones ; and one,
perhaps two large towns in the valleys, as
for, instance, this town, (Deer Lodge,) eitu-
led in the centre of Deer Lodge Yalley, and
surrounded by a Cue farming country, which
is being rapidly settled up by farmers. It is
lso near the centre of Montana, both In re
gard to territory and population, and is sur
rounded by rich mining camp, at a distance
f from fifteen to seventy-five miles only
twenty-five miles to Blackfoot City, forty
fire to Helena, forty, to the .celebrated .Me-
Clellan's (julch, and many other camps too
numerous to mention, at shorter distances
and' in all directions. It is the expressed
opinion of many lending men of the country
hat the CapUul will be permanently located
at this place. 1 At prcseut the town is
growing rapidly ; the streets are very wide,
and the buildings of a good style of archi
tecture Three saw-mills, two steam and
one water-power, are run to their full capac
ity to supply the demand for lumber. j .':
A great many miners, are winteriug here,
nnd times are . lively balls nearly every
night in the week, nnd;bocso racing on Sun
day. Last Sunday the principal race was
between John Grant's brown mare and John
Switzer's roan horse, three hundred yards,
for $1,000 ; won by the hoise. Noxt Sunday
the race is far $2,000, between Grant' horse
nnd a Frenchman's, one thousand yards.
These races are followed by numorons scrub
races, and wind up with a. big ball at night.
So yon will observe we are not much troubled
With Sunday Laws.- i'.i;-.i.-U
1 The population of this conntry has. been
greutly under-estimated. The .demand for
gooua,u muey greater man me supply, ana
Sir. William lltrnbanm ntpccllnl!; In-
firni liit.pAtroiiN, mid more mrticnliirly tb Idtlle of
tliU cllj ani vicinity, Hint lis will nell nt private Kile,
nt unction price, nt hi Atom on Main Htrvct, the lnl
anco ol hiti pplvnilitj stuck ol Wntchfit. PiunioiulB, Jew
elry anil Knticy UuiKla. A Ihi will lie the hmt iipirto
nity to purcliuo, the laiiies and the public ore invited
to call. . . ; v
VVnsco Lodge, No. 15, P. A. Si A. .11 .
IIoMe itR Htatod Ciiinmiiiiicntion" on the I'lrrt timl Tliiri
Snturdnyii or ench month, at tlKir lmFI, in Dulles City,
llrethren tn good ttniidiiig are invited tvyiittend.
8tu Ii. Vavt, Scc'y, lly order ft the W. M.
Columbia Lodge, No. B, 1. O. O. J.
Meets every Fridny evening nt f. o'clock, fu
Hull, corner of Second ami Court btrcets. ; lUothera. in
good standing are invited to attends Bjlordcr. . N. U.
Private Ucsideuce For Sale.
iocatcil In tlie best purt of
'iii lull CAll. inniiirv nt
julUtl COI1N ROHM.
A NIPK HERIPKNOK.
im town, will bo soM cliwip full CASH
tlie Store ot
- H131TEII.'
BY TWO ItBSrRCTAnLR YOUXO MEN, situations
as Fin S-in-law in a reKiiuctalile' liimiiy. Money no
object (ion). Itnleretice given and required. All omimi
uicutions strictly coliftdciitinl. Address, 11. A. S.. Post
Onlce, Dalles. . " It
" INOTICK.
ftVILI, 8KI.I, JN' LOTS TO Sl'lT f'UnCIMSKRS. all
the contents of tlie CALlJfullMA HOTEL, on Main
Street, ballot, consisting or
l'ulil Mnttreagos Double enil Singlo.
'. Ptrnw MiittresHen Double and Singlo. '
Jllankets. lledsireads. PillowH,
lludsteuds Doublo and Hingle,
Crockery, Glassware, T ible waro,
Cisik Htoves, extra largo, Parlor mill
Box Stoves nnd Pipe, Desks,)
Chairs, Tnbles, lc. Ac, Ac.
Thin Sale will be continued from day to day, until
8ATUI1DAY, January 20th. whon i lie) remaining goods.
ir any, will be sold at I'Ulll.IU AUCl' ilJI. otel K cp,
ers and others will do well to look nt those goods.
jnl!tlW ' , JJ1IN WILLIAM-. Auctioneer.
FAMILY GROCERY, , FRUIT
., ; ; ; ANn.;;, , ,. - '
Provision Store,
CORN Kit OK WASIIINQTO.t t SECOND ST11KKT3.
jf-ONSTANTLY ON HAND tlie choicest article of
VKK3I1 UUTTl'ill, U(iS, mid every variety of
1TA.MII-.Y CiBOCEltlKS,
A'UTS, CANDIES, $e , Jr.,
Wholesale and Botail, at Reduced Prices VOll CASH
Also, dealer in -
guaix, rroirn and rcEi,
of all klndi. and will do a
General Commission Easiness.
K6 charges for Storage on Goods sold on Commission,
Proceeds or Palee reniltie I nr-imntiv. i-nofr
Isaac . Biocn,
Shu Kruncisco.
C. S. 'Slii.i.rii,
(10. SciiAviiLirnrf,
Dallm
Biocli, Miller Co..
WHOLESALE
GROG ; IS
. v ' AND DKALKUS IX ;. j
Wines , & ;Lio.vTors,
And Importers ami Jobbers of
CLOTHING
Boots Ac Shoes 1 '
Under Clolliiiiff,
' " r I!latkcf,
'etc' ' cic., ' - ' c'tc.
W( HAVE AM ASSAY OFflCE IX COKNKCTIO
wiihwir Imsl nens, under tlie entire supervrst'oo
of Mr. Miller. We make returns hi Kara in six hour
We guariiuleo all our Assnvs and pny the UlUllvJir
CASH l'KICii for Hnrs. Vt'e also pay the llfgfitst
Cask Price for Gold Dust.
BLOCII, M1LI.KK C ..
DiyGtf Cor. Main and Washington streets. Dnllea.
Oregon Steam Kavigalion Co.
WINTER ARRANGEMENT.
Jfe. '-2lU'
ON AND AITI Kit MONDAY, NOVEMBER I3t nil
further notice, '
TliVs PiiFiscngci' Tiuli ,
to connect with steamers '
FOR UMATILLA & WALLTJLA
Will start from tho It. It. DEPOT DALLES CITY, ou
Mondays, Wednesdays, and Fridays? M
4lU0 A. BL,
TDK STEAM Kits
"0KE0NT A" or "IDAHO,"
CAPT.J. McNULTY.......... , CswiiaanirH. '
WIlMeave DALLES, DAILY. (Sundays excepted) at t
o'clock. A. M.,cmmectiut by the CASCADE IlAILROADv
with the Cramer - -' 1
"NEW WORLD " or " CASfcADES,"
CA1T. J. WOLt,. ; Commanaer,
tbi Portland. W. B. BRADFORD,
.Dalles, Nov. 13, 186S. ..nl2tri . .Agent O.S.N. Co.
IilHMUltitlou Alollce.
nTMlKCO PA RTN Kllf HI P heretofore existing bets
ft. (IKOWOK McLKAN & DAVID DOHN1NU, In tho
Kciipse Chop House, is tills dny dissolved by mutnai con.
sent, David Doming having sold nut bis interest tu Geo,
McLean, wiio is ahine authorized to transact any busi
ness in the nuiueof'sAid house. G. McLKAN.
I alios, Jmt'y. 12. I80d. P. DORNINQ.
JACKSON'S OREGON CIDER
' - '' FOR SALE BY 1
GEO. TH ATCHER & Co.
SELLING O 1 1?
AT COST,
FOB THIRTY DAYS LONGER! I
BTJXXJSW, .
From Joljrn'i Clebratd Diilry, Fur Polo at
' 'Hi'-' REKIG'S.'
COLUMBIA RIVER MINES!
wer,cuttnu arc rery.nnxiou notrto t
!evlL ! .'. v 1 dV b, h.
I TT l t I l 1. I
Thi Nkgrq. Insurrkotion in.Jamaica. Tho
British oItII and ruilitnrj inlboritiei Io Ja-
snalcn haye treated ihe ringlfenderi of tIA
nte insurrection', with' rclcailcas icvtrity,
Most of tucra were tcil ed, assqon as taken,
nd those who were tried had scarcely a day
between, trial and execution. . The 'prompll
tude manifested lu 'llie suppression, pf the
rebellion in India was more than equalled
in the later affair, and tho ravagt7 ot tho
Forfardtk Md'CommlfcloallIeroUats
AND DKLK11S IN OENEItAT JIKKCHANDISK,
I FREIGHT TOB COLVJL1.K, UPPER -COLUJIBIA,
? KOOTENAI and' ULACKKOOT MINES Tiromutly
loEVWruvil. - ' . :- I,, '
ilar GpodiB. A N., Wl.lte Bluffs, W.H.I i
'-"'aef Bttccs: ' ' "
foaiuo-llidir(l McCrakeK Atjes ' .Lewis, sml
' '" " " ' , ,llodgeCult , . . .
' Dallis Bloclt, Miller A Cs., t'reuch A Oilman. ' JnJ'.f
LAST; chance:
MKB8R8. C01IN t BOllM wonM Iiereliy rnfhrm
their enstomera and the public at large, that tliey
will.aontiune to sell AT COST, for thirty days 1oiik? In
order to give one a chance to make, presents fur to
Holidays. V e will sell the balance of our stock, ooo
IstinKof ' ' ii', ''.
Mi It UlncK BIIRS, uenll' CInaKs,
Bleb Poplins, - Boavrr Costs,
Clocks, Dress Coatav
Shawls. j . . Iiinls, . . .. . -
- l' DryGot-as,1 -u Kmbroldericsr '
Hills k Caps, Boots tilioea,
Ac, c, Ac., Ac
AT SAN FKAIVC1SCO COST,
VTIthont Prelgl-t and Exp-na..
, This will be tlie Inst chauoe to get btrgnfns, print to
closing the couconi. - COII.N A 1IOI151.
N.B. All Bills must be pnid by tk ' first of Jansnrt
I860. If not settled wlHiin that.tliii, 'lo tame will I,
pinvou ill icyui lluiltlo,. . . uvula
TUI3 OOF1ITl,J$.Hl.qiI !
WA,T1NG; fURClIAEBrfthi lTanl'ly rAoceryTlu
MM. nessol 0. L. JHWKLU Ksn., corner of Hecoiid and
WasbinKton Ptreets, wotihJ resiwetfnlly announce to the
public that lie will keen lariM and well-selected stock
I'RovialoxH. ' ' "
..::' .. .:. fruits,' '' '
I '., 0.,C.,C( .1 .
Ills fhcfiltlei for pnrclinslng are such as will enable
lilm to sell at prices that ilefy competition. Give me s
military in botU cases is beVorii nvthlnir 1 i - . . .'.''"'"
known in these modern days, among clrjL-
Uod nations. In defense of this line of pol- I Dussiiess t J. a. Vorbes, .tsq, Ii1wldMk f',r f"im
' , i ll continuance of the patronage so liberally extended to
lgy u 15 urgou inn voiuumi jircDs ium me I me. .. ,. jnjij . , u. ijehkul.
. . .. - r. . - , , , , 'j r- I
insurrection wf entirely-JonjlrOTolrtd. and
was made' rgainst those who were, treating; .
the eolorod -race with fereh paternal kind- FRENCH MILLINERY STORE,
boss ; tuat Jt was cunracierixeu njr tn moat
horrid brntalities on the part of 'the colored
beoDie. and gathered strength-so rapidly
thai 3t' Waint 'Otrcessary t6 tt'ektMhe. Ifil:
with a liberal uso'of mustets, 'bayonets and
Dress Maklnj, ENtMiNlipieut,
Opposffs tohH V-u6iiU's,' l
x.
Drest Triinmln(r, &o.
jMu IU srsi iws w fi (l,v isiid ll no avin. ek v
' FLOWERS. EMBROIDERY.
Tilndneif, as it alonce sopptessoersairrtirri
rectiob' that most have, dragged on for-years
M i?i " c "'Jflirifl")'l' ,4iHIw! '
rtTieRe of minino-. .'ni . i-s. iii U
" Harinit securod flu services of MRS, FRARV, Io. the
Dress Makiig ap4Heeiirc will inisliiesotk la ibast Bah
1IUUU SOIiSUU'.ilHoiiers,. kt u.i.i ,V) Cj 1 jVHIU
OlVe m s!if VarH cflf, anJXjvin.eiidonvor tntntt.
Ten he
'atarMcUlar
sW slif e.irH cifin, anJ.rjvin.eiidonvor true
iy rf iM'fi and at' Aojf,AhLi! .fUICis.
uiar iHiinior piiat ' ,,-,'l Z,
MILLINERY AND DRESS-MAKINft.
mfflSSO'ROURKRDKSIUKSTO INFORM Hie
1Ml Indies of Dalles and vicinity, that tho
lias Just received fresh Juutill ot 'Jufz!.
TTnsltlonaUlo, Goods,
Tlie latest Paris. New York and Pan Frsncism.stvhM .
of BDNNKta, 11 ATS, -. RIBBON 8, IiACKS, 1EATIIHKJV '
1'IXJWEllS, cc. A full and welbselected assortment of
sUidies' iieady-niade Garmcnia.
, . i: Also, Fashionable assortment of .
DRESS TRIMMINGS!
SXAMl'lNafbrlKmbMiUr'yiml Iraidkia.C PlNKIslrt
done at short notice. UONNKIb llleacbed sod 1'iesseil
In the latest style. A large assortment of
; Cliliarep!t; Bcady-Marte .Clothing;, '.
Constantly en-liandi. IlavinK secured the services nfa "'
rirsi Ulaes Dress nlsker.T am-prepared tb cat-anil At
Ladles' asd.Ghililran'siDHKapKSand CLOAKS.
TIIIKD BTUtirtlfiono square east of to Chtholla
Cbsrob. i ..'It i. I km -n -Jn-.texShtSaif
TOYS! TOYS !:TOYS! TOYSl
ron TOYS-lxnTFAXcvoo'ift,
Fer tbe Holidays, we .recommend all dealers is Ahmt
II ... . V Ii i . u n .r. . u io... ......... . . . - .
lUNwwrDnoa&f snu nil nnirum UiVI or
n28-.3m
820 snd S22.Psltry Streer,
1 ' ' ' Bin Francisco.
JOSEPH ELPELT. .
1 WmrfMiU iBD BITAII, DIALDt IX ' " ' "
Fancy & Steplej Pf yr Goods,"
CLOf HINQ. TbOOTS AND SHOES,
i-iivwi BNn.oHii voruec.oi , aiaiD.and Uourc
Btrseta. il.l v..i.i 1 iesVH
s " .. .r
-if. T U ' 't r
M. AJl rE 1 1ST .Sc M XJ JX p,HTi
i , ; -uorney(-atiX4ivr.
, OFHCKII liUlio Oily, Boise Ceoaty, I, Coby tltr